Great Ice Plains.

I think they asked me to do something terrible.

The north of this continent is a separate world closed by snow and ice.

Unliveable harsh environments for people.

Vicious warcraft.

And the distance from the king's capital.

Whatever you take, it's not a glimmer.

But the ice sperm who asked Abel for help said he lived in some of the great ice fields.

I don't know how to help, but it looks like we have to go to the ice world to save it.

"Is your first date with Abel the Great Ice Plains? I was thinking about a coffee shop in the commercial district."

"... sorry"

Apparently apologizing is a dangerous place after all.

Nothing. I'm not a warrior or anything.

Besides, it's a five-year-old.

There is no way to cope with danger, and above all, how long does it take to travel to the northernmost part of the continent?

(And -)

Fee.

My beloved sister.

I can't take that kid to a dangerous place, and I'm not willing to.

Above all, I don't want to leave that day alone.

I also have strong resistance to worrying about my mother.

I like Abel, and although she owes me a lot, if I hang them both on my balance, I'm really leaning towards my family.

Am I an ungrateful cold-blooded man?

I know I should say no right away, but still, when I think about Abel, I can't give you an immediate answer.

Thinking about it, a pretty elf teacher shook my right hand with both hands.

"... about Al, I'll protect him. Plus, plans are for day trips."

"Huh?"

It's a long way to go.

No, there's no way Abel would throw up a lame lie. Then there's one possibility.

"Abel, do you have the means to relocate?"

.... Earlier, I should have explained it to the keeper of the key. "

Ah.

That sort of thing.

Is the key a word that refers to the means to open the transfer gate?

A relic of the period of demonic guidance, the Gate of Transfer.

But right now, most of them are still silent.

Appraisal of the gate shows a fluctuation of magic, so it doesn't seem to be broken, but it doesn't have the means to activate.

It is said that the restoration is being studied in many magic guidance institutions.

If the transfer gate is in close proximity and can be used freely, the travel time is indeed greatly reduced.

But still, it's where we're going.

The fact that the Great Ice Plains are a dangerous place remains unchanged. Anxiety remains on the safety side.

"... it is difficult to completely discharge the danger. However, places with ice and snow sperm are relatively safe and cloudy"

This is what Abel explains.

The vast majority of demons in the Great Ice Plains live by eating meat.

It's the same as people who can't live without the existence of food.

On the other hand, the dwellings of the snow fairies are full of snow and ice, and there is nothing for the demons to eat.

So rarely come close.

Differences in food tell the survival zone as it is, and that leads to the tranquillity of the snow elves.

(Well then, is it a lot safer...?

If Abel is telling me to "protect" me, and it's not a hell of a place in the world, then the rest of the problem is cold gear and permission to go out?

Going out there would be no problem with Abel's people-paying magic.

There is no need to apply for a permit to the Bailefeld family, as a day trip would be deceptive.

(I mean, you can't apply. There's no way you're gonna do this, and it would be bad if you didn't keep it to yourself, including where you're going)

So the biggest obstacle is two.

Fee and mother.

Will you both forgive me?

(That one. Me, at some point, you're thinking on the premise of accompanying Abel...)

I'm in my own mood but I'm not sure why.

I originally wanted to give you what Abel wanted.

Plus, I want to go outside.

On the contrary, is it true that curiosity and feelings of reward take precedence if the area is resolved because there was an aversion to life and separation from the family as the material that blocks them?

I nodded to Master Elf, who kept holding my hand seriously with no expression.

"The Snow Fairy residence is a memorable first date with Abel."

"... thanks"

They thanked me.

I've been thinking about preserving myself. There is something wrong with this one, but it seems to please me, so shall I make it a good one?

"So, Abel. If you want to go outside, you have to convince 'those two'."

"... Lucica 'Is' I'll Take It On"

Yes, sir.

Fee wants me to talk him down.

I wonder if I can...... Wouldn't that be impossible......

You'll definitely cry. You can't possibly put up with that kid leaving me for a day.

I'll put that on the shelf and ask you another question. I guess this is a real escape too......

"What do you do with the cold gear?

"... I am in possession. Al's share will be secured via the Chamber of Commerce while you strike the sword."

In the absence of talent. Well, much better than helpless.

"So what was the use of the test and snow demon sword just now?

"... I'm going to Snow Fairy, so I can't take anyone who frightens me. Snow Demon Sword is going to be used for Snow Fairy"

It's water on the stand.

Then I decided to return to the first question.

"So, how do you convince Fee?

"... Lucica 'Is' I'll Take It On"

Knock...!

Oh, my God. It's not much of a loop option for some national RPG......

But now the policy has been consolidated.

I guess once those two persuasions, the Devil's Sword and the cold gear are in place, I'll head to the Great Ice Plains.

"Alcha, Abel, are you there? Open up."

That's when the workshop door was knocked.

The subject of persuasion seems to have come from the other side.